Why you need a Will

Planning for your loved ones' future is one of the best things you can do for them. Draft your Will in person, over the phone, or online, a simple way to give your family complete peace of mind, knowing your wishes are secure and your loved ones are protected for years to come.

Writing a Will

With a valid Will, you decide what
happens next, not the government.

A clear, valid Will protects everything you have worked hard for. It empowers you to decide exactly how your property and money is distributed, and it gives you complete peace of mind about protecting what matters the most.

Single Will

Single Will

For individuals who want to set out clearly how their estate should be distributed, including property, savings, and personal possessions. An ideal choice for straightforward estate planning needs.

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Mirror Wills

Mirror Wills

Designed for couples who want to protect each other and set out clear instructions for the future.

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Wills and Trusts

Wills and Trusts

Wills with Trusts for blended families, vulnerable beneficiaries, or estates where tax planning matters. We build the Trust into the Will, so assets pass on the terms you choose.

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How our Will writing service works

Lets talk first

Lets talk first

We start with a simple conversation to understand what you want.

We guide you

We guide you

We explain your options and help you choose what is right for you.

We take care of everything

We take care of everything

We prepare, check, and finalise your Will and keep it safe for you to update anytime.

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Frequently asked questions

A Will stays valid until you change or revoke it. Changes in circumstances, marital status, and moving home can either make part of the Will or the whole thing invalid and so it is best to get your Will reviewed in these instances.
Yes, you can update your Will whenever your circumstances change.
We recommend reviewing your Will after major life events.
The testator and both witnesses must be present and sign together to ensure the Will is valid.
Digital assets can be included so your online accounts are handled properly.
Yes, you can leave gifts to any charity you choose.
Anyone can choose to contest a Will, depending on their claim this may be successful. The best way to ensure your wishes are upheld is engaging with your advisor openly and honestly, if there is a likelihood of the Will being contested, we can offer guidance and recommendations to greatly reduce the chance of a contestation being successful.
Frequently asked questions

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